The conflict started after the harassing of the Fengu by groups of Gcaleka.

The charge stemmed the harassing of managers of a Toronto modelling agency with which he had signed, hoping for a career as a male model.

I've joined in the harassing of Hirst for this bad behaviour, but if you thought that meant I was going off his work, you were wrong.

Waiting hopefully for a chance to swarm forward and join in the harassing of a beaten enemy, the chance of taking loot.

Mobbing, the harassing of a predator by many prey animals, is common in birds, and is usually done to protect the young in social colonies.

The camouflage name of this group (in German: Arbeitsgemeinschaft jüdischer Werktätiger, Hamburg) aimed at rather disguising the harassing of Carlebach, the avowed Jew, by the Communist Youth Federation in Hamburg.

At Plataea, the harassing of the Allied positions by cavalry was a successful tactic, forcing the precipitous (and nearly disastrous) retreat; however, Mardonius then brought about a general melee between the infantry which resulted in the Persian defeat.

The Town Board believed that a ban was necessary because it determined that "the practice of picketing before or about residences and dwellings causes emotional disturbance and distress to the occupants . . . [ and ] has as its object the harassing of such occupants."

Avoiding Harassing Calls Some analysts predict that the caller-identification phone will have wide acceptance among both residential customers, who can use it to avoid harassing calls, and small businesses, which can compile a list of numbers obtained from the Maestro for telemarketing.

In May 1945 General Eisenhower wrote that 'the disruption of enemy rail communications, the harassing of German road moves and the continual and increasing strain placed on German security services throughout occupied Europe by the organised forces of Resistance, played a very considerable part in our complete and final victory.'

Their young men, they say, are far more likely to be harassed by the police.

But they still have the right to a night on the town without being harassed.

If they saw a young girl being harassed, they'd give her a hand.

Their children were harassed by students and teachers at school.

He held up his hands as if being harassed, looking around at the team.

They were harassed by all for one or other things.

After all we went through with my mother, to be harassed by the police.

But he might have an even better case based on the way the Bush campaign has harassed him.

He said that his family was still being harassed by the police.

I would walk around and see people getting harassed in the park.

He'd done a little research on the man who'd been harassing him.

They harassed his wife, so two years ago she ran away too, he said.

They are doing so simply to harass her, he said.

Was he harassing older teachers or just trying to make them work?

"I know she was being harassed months before it happened."

If he did that they were to start harassing him again.

We have to stop so many white people and harass them.

Another woman said a man who harassed her was never taken to task.

Her former husband makes harassing phone calls several times a day, she said.

Otherwise you would be harassed not only by the police.

"The public will not be harassed as it has been."

I do not expect you to harass them, or me.

The Troops being few and harassed no work this night.

There might be some way to harass them after dark.

Many of his supporters have been harassed by the police.